Learn to create stunning graphics, social media content, posters, logos, digital illustrations, and simple animations using professional design tools
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4 weeks
Duration
Hybrid
Format
Lagos, Nigeria
Location
Rolling 2026
Intake
EARLY CAREER
Level
Yes
Certificate
What's included
Weekend Mentorship
Live cohort sessions with senior practitioners, every weekend.
Real-World Projects
Build a portfolio with hands-on industry case studies.
Community Access
Join a cohort of peers and the wider Firstlincoln alumni network.
Internship Pathway
Transition from learning into real industry experience through our internship program.
Weekend Mentorship Sessions
More than recorded videos — this is a live cohort.
Our Weekend Mentorship Sessions are live, instructor-led cohorts that run every weekend. Instead of watching pre-recorded lessons in isolation, you join a small group, work through real-world case studies, ask questions in real time, and get direct feedback from senior practitioners actively working in industry.
Live Q&A with senior practitioners every weekend
Real case-study breakdowns, not just slides
Cohort accountability and peer feedback
Career guidance, mock interviews and portfolio reviews
Sessions run Virtual or Physical — pick your format when you enrol.
What you'll learn
Understand the principles of graphic and digital media design
Create eye-catching posters, flyers, and social media graphics
Design professional logos and brand identities
Learn color theory, typography, and layout fundamentals
Edit and enhance photos using modern design software
Create digital illustrations and simple vector artwork
Produce engaging presentations and marketing materials
Build a personal digital design portfolio
Prerequisites
Be between 9–18 years old
Have basic computer skills
Be able to use a keyboard and mouse comfortably
Have access to a laptop or desktop computer
Have an interest in creativity, art, or technology
Who is this programme for?
Children aged 9–12 who enjoy drawing and creativity
Project: Create a brand identity with a logo and social media post
PHASE 3Photo Editing & Digital Illustration
Week 3 · 5 lessons ▾
Basic photo editing techniques
Image enhancement and background removal
Digital drawing and illustration basics
Creating icons, stickers, and simple artwork
Project: Design a custom digital character or illustrated poster
PHASE 4Portfolio & Creative Showcase
Week 4 · 5 lessons ▾
Organizing and presenting design work
Building a digital portfolio
Exporting designs for print and web
Presentation and creative storytelling
Final Project: Develop a complete design portfolio featuring a logo, flyer, poster, and social media graphics
Personalized Roadmap
Start your journey with a learning path customised to your motivation and experience
Learn Design Fundamentals
1
Create Graphics & Branding
2
Edit Photos & Illustrate
3
Build Your Portfolio
4
1
Learn Design Fundamentals
2
Create Graphics & Branding
3
Edit Photos & Illustrate
4
Build Your Portfolio
Assessment & Certification
Assessment
Weekly Design Exercises (25%), Mini Projects (25%), Participation & Creativity (15%), Portfolio Development (15%), Final Design Project (20%)
Career outcomes
+Graphic Designer
+Digital Illustrator
+Social Media Designer
+Brand Designer
+UI Designer
+Motion Graphics Designer
Internship Pathway
From classroom to a real industry role.
Top performers progress into our Internship Pathway — a structured placement programme of 3, 6 or 12 months. Internships are either sponsorship-backed or guardian-supported, depending on the arrangement that suits the learner.
Join the cohort: Digital Media Design for juniors (Ages 9–18)
Choose how you want to attend your Weekend Mentorship Sessions, then continue to secure payment.
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